Dictionary definition of wassail

1. Let’s wassail tonight, honoring age-old traditions of merriment and song.
2. In the grand hall, nobles and commoners alike would wassail with fervor.
3. Wassail with us, as the moon shines, and celebrate the spirit of unity.
4. While the snow falls gently, inside the tavern, we wassail heartily.
5. As the clock strikes midnight, we'll wassail and welcome the New Year.
6. Some say, to wassail is to embrace the very heart of festive celebrations.
7. In the frosty air, their voices rise as they wassail with sheer exuberance.
8. It's said that Vikings would wassail with mead after victorious battles.
9. As winter approaches, we all eagerly await the nights we can wassail freely.
10. The mountain villagers wassail in their unique way, echoing through valleys.
11. Before the first snow, let's wassail with gusto and welcome winter's embrace.
12. By the lakeside, they wassail, with their songs reflecting off tranquil waters.
13. The tradition here is to wassail around a bonfire, sharing tales of old.
14. Awaiting the solstice, villagers prepare to wassail under the starlit canopy.
15. I've heard stories of how, in days gone by, kings would wassail lavishly.
16. With flutes, drums, and mugs in hand, we wassail until dawn's first light.
17. Even in the heart of the city, there's a place where locals wassail with glee.
18. To wassail in this region means to unite under a banner of song and drink.
19. Once a year, on this very night, legends say spirits join humans to wassail.